Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had the previous version of this as one of my multiple monitors at the office. I grabbed this, and a two armed monitor stand, to hold both of them up over my laptop underneath in the middle. But despite the weight and size supposedly being acceptable, the arms didn't hold tightly no matter how much I cranked down. Which probably worked well since I hadn't realized they redesigned the back of this model with the current version, and so the VESA mount puts it at a different height slightly than the other one I had. I like the thinner bezels on this compared to my previous version as well. The picture quality is great, especially considering the cheap price of these when you get them on sale. It's a fraction of the price of most other comparable sized ones. Bright picture, crisp images, good color reproduction. I wish the power cord was longer - it's just about 5 feet long, and has a proprietary cord, that, unlike many other monitors, doesn't have a brick with a more standard power plug from the brick to the wall - this ends in its own annoying wall wart. And it's set to be straight DOWN when it's in an outlet, so you have to put it on the bottom. In my case it was going on a power strip so the orientation really messed things up until I rearranged everything else so this could sit on the end and extend out past the edge of it. I have no idea why they wouldn't orient it so that it sat horizontal on the outlet rather than vertical. But toss in that proprietary plug and the fact that it is one piece, and you're stuck within 5 feet of that outlet unless you put an extension cord in the mix. Comes with an HDMI cable. And it nags if you use another. I used the previous one since that was less work when I swapped my 1440p monitor out for this, but if it is nagging about my current cable, then it may be worth my while to swap it out in case it's auto sensing something with a lower speed HDMI cable. I'm running this and the other off of a Dell USB C docking station with good results.

Love this monitor. I use it for both console gaming and work from home 2nd monitor. No issues gaming in it; the speaker is fine for games when not using headphones. As a 2nd monitor it is big enough to replace my two monitors at the office without any issues; my job requires 3-5 apps open at any given time.

Great monitor in terms of colors/brightness/sharpness/ergonomics/usability, but IMO the viewing angles from it being a VA panel make it borderline unusable for productivity/office work, which is why I ended up returning it for a curved samsung VA panel. FWIW, the curvature helped the viewing angle issue, but it was too dim. Bottom line, if you're buying a monitor like this for productivity work, I'd spend the extra $200 or so and get an IPS panel to overcome the viewing angle and brightness issues, which is what I did myself. If you're getting this for gaming or media consumption, it's a winner all day.

I bought it for use with my ipad for Zoom meetings. The monitor has good sound which was why I went with this model but I was disappointed in the lack of buttons for volumn control. You have one button that you have to toggle thru the settings to get to the volume control to turn it up or down. It takes way too long. They should have made a remote with it.

Not a bad monitor for the price range. I got this for under 300 during a sale and I might've used some Bestbuy rewards on it as well. It has decent blacks, which a decent VA panel will have, due to better contrast than an IPS panel. I do game on this sometimes, but my rain FPS monitor as of now is an Ultragear 165hz 32in VA Monitor. Now, as far as viewing movies, it's not all that good and the HDR isn't jaw dropping. If you're going to use this to play 4k on 60hz, it's not a bad monitor. Oh, and the bezels are very small. Another note, I know this is a freesync monitor, but if you want to enable Gsync on it, go to the settings in the monitor, go to picture and put Freesync on extended. Go to the Nvidia control panel and enable Gsync on there.

This monitor is very good. While it doesn't boast the highest refresh rate, the 4k UHD is awesome. The monitor is also great for games, but again, if you are playing AAA games in 4k, the refresh rates don't need to be as high if you don't have an absolutely top tier video card (Unless you are paying more than $1500 for a video card these days, you don't have a top tier card where high refresh rates are going to matter anyway when playing at 4k resolution), Beyond that, most non-AAA don't require high monitor refresh rates. I play everything from Forza Horizon 5 down to Microsoft Solitaire, and I have no complaints. I don't find the onboard monitor speakers to sound that great, but most PC people utilize some form of separate PC speaker anyhow, so this is not a big deal. Otherwise, I'm quite happy with this monitor and I recommend it!

Nothing wrong with this at all. If you’re looking for a 4k 60hz 32” monitor within this price range, you won’t be disappointed. I use it for regular office work on a MacBook pro, and for my PS5. Isn’t as stellar as a TV for the latter, but what else is new. Speakers aren’t great, but nice that it has them—fine for watching youtube videos, wouldn’t use them to listen to music.

I replace my HP 27-inch monitor with the LG 32 and could not have been happier with my decision. The 32-inch size, 4K and great color depth make it an outstanding update to my old one. Since its a 4K monitor please be advised you may need to adjust your fonts / application preferences. Menus (etc.) they can get small considering the resolution.

Big monitor with built-in speakers. I went searching for a large monitor with built-in speakers for a couple of months, and found exactly what I was looking for at my work station. I do stream in a small screen at work while messing with spreadsheets and research, no need for 4K. This is a good product at a good price.

This is a budget monitor. It is a little washed out but that can be fixed with a little tweaking of the color settings. I bought as a wingman to a much more expensive LG monitor designed for graphic artists, so the lower quality screen stands out a bit more for me. On it's own, it's bright enough pixel dense enough to function just fine for office workers who just need screen real estate. I've never played a video game on it so I can't tell you how it holds up there.

This monitor is large enough to view 2 pdfs side by side. The multiple HDMI ports enable connection to two systems simultaneously. Simply switch between the systems using the single control under the LG symbol. It also has built in speakers. High density pixels.

I use this monitors for my Playstations and the picture quality is great. It's solid and always works well. It has two hdmi inputs and you can use an aux cable to connect it to either your speakers or headphones which is nice. And the speakers on the monitor are actually pretty good

Nice looking and easy to setup. Colors near perfect right out of the box. Just too bright for me, but by reducing brightness then great image quality. As others point out native 4k is much too small so then with enlarging there is some reduction in text sharpness, but for Photoshop work is wonderful.... easy to see the finest / small details. Very sharp price for serious 'home' photographer.

The monitor is a great size for viewing all the apps I use and websites out there. It has great resolution and refresh rate. I would suggest the LG to any of my friends or family.

Fantastic 4K monitor that works great with m1 macs despite other bad reviews saying it doesn’t. I believe some people just don’t know how to correctly set up a display but it works with my m1 Mac mini perfectly. 4K 60fps HDR through a USBC to DisplayPort cable. Love this monitor, really deep blacks. To add to this my Xbox series X also plays fine at 4K 60fps HDR. Forza horizon has never looked so beautiful. My only complaint is that it doesn’t properly auto switch inputs.

Great 4K monitor for the price! Easy to install and adjust the settings.

31.5in is pretty large size. The brightness is not blinding but still good even in a bright room. No real issues with viewing angles for VA panel.

Upgraded the computer and graphics card some time back so thought it was time to take advantage of the 4K output of the card. Always have had good luck with LG products and so far I am loving the display on this monitor. I don't do gaming, so can't attest to it's performance there, but do lots of 3d CGI work and very pleased with the display. Only complaint is every time I turn it on or switch software I get a little box right in the center of the screen telling I can dismiss it or tell it not to display again but I can't click on the box! It's like a phantom box that the mouse cursor can't see, but it clears in about 30 seconds or so.

Got his as an open box item at my local Best buy. Got a great deal on it. Picture quality is pretty good for the price.

Good monitor for general use. 32" is a nice size for 4k, especially if you are working with multiple windows side by side. The picture is reasonably bright, but it does struggle with dark scenes. I would probably spend a bit more money if you are gaming or working with video or photography.